Familia – Camila Cabello (April 8)

Cabello has been teasing her third studio album for quite some time with the singles “Don’t Go Yet” and “Bam Bam” featuring Ed Sheeran, and we’ll soon get to hear it in full.

Come Home the Kids Miss You – Jack Harlow (May 6)

The rising hip-hop star is getting ready to drop his second studio album this spring, and he already created a lot of buzz for this record with the lead single “Nail Tech”.

Dance Fever – Florence and the Machine (May 13)

The fifth studio album by Florence and the Machine was a long time coming, and judging by the singles “King”, “Heaven Is Here” and “My Love”—it was certainly worth the wait.

We – Arcade Fire (May 6)

Arcade Fire hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart with their last three albums and they’ll try to replicate their success with We—the band’s first record in five years.

Humble Quest – Maren Morris (March 25)

If country happens to be your favorite genre, you’ll be able to pick between many amazing albums this spring and Maren Morris’s next record is receiving more buzz than any other.

The post 5 Brand-New Albums That We Can’t Wait to Hear This Spring appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

According to Butler, the album came to be during the coronavirus pandemic.  He recorded and produced the album in his basement studio in Brooklyn.

“My first record, Policy, was a book of short stories,” said Butler in a press release. “Generations is more of a novel—despairing, funny, a little bit epic…. A big chunk of this record is asking: What’s my place in American history? What’s my place in America’s present?”

Alongside the announcement, Butler presented “Surrender,” which serves as the first single from Generations.

Will Butler was previously busy working on the new Arcade Fire album, the follow up to 2017’s Everything Now. However, the coronavirus pandemic halted the recording process as the band members live in three different countries.

“It takes more logistics to get together,” Butler admitted in a recent interview. “It always took a certain amount of logistics, but right now, it’s insurmountable.”

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In the notes, which were shared on Butler’s 40^th birthday, the vocalist and multi-instrumentalist revealed that the band has been recording their sixth studio album for four months before they were interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. He also added that the group has been writing the material for the album “for the last couple of years.”  

“We had been exploring a lot of lyrical and musical themes that feel almost eerily related to what is happening now (we actually have a song called ‘Age of Anxiety’ written a year ago for Christ’s sake – ha ha),” Butler wrote in the notes. “Needless to say, the writing has intensified, and the work is flowing out… It is challenging as ever, and with just as much purpose.”

Butler also hinted that the band might perform some of the material via some online performance.

Check out the notes below.

Previously, Win Butler gave Arcade Fire fans a taste of the new material by sharing a snippet on an Instagram story. The band’s fan page managed to capture the footage before it disappeared and shared it on Twitter.

The post Arcade Fire is Working on New Material Says Frontman Win Butler appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Familia – Camila Cabello (April 8)

Cabello has been teasing her third studio album for quite some time with the singles “Don’t Go Yet” and “Bam Bam” featuring Ed Sheeran, and we’ll soon get to hear it in full.

Come Home the Kids Miss You – Jack Harlow (May 6)

The rising hip-hop star is getting ready to drop his second studio album this spring, and he already created a lot of buzz for this record with the lead single “Nail Tech”.

Dance Fever – Florence and the Machine (May 13)

The fifth studio album by Florence and the Machine was a long time coming, and judging by the singles “King”, “Heaven Is Here” and “My Love”—it was certainly worth the wait.

We – Arcade Fire (May 6)

Arcade Fire hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart with their last three albums and they’ll try to replicate their success with We—the band’s first record in five years.

Humble Quest – Maren Morris (March 25)

If country happens to be your favorite genre, you’ll be able to pick between many amazing albums this spring and Maren Morris’s next record is receiving more buzz than any other.

The post 5 Brand-New Albums That We Can’t Wait to Hear This Spring appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

According to Butler, the album came to be during the coronavirus pandemic.  He recorded and produced the album in his basement studio in Brooklyn.

“My first record, Policy, was a book of short stories,” said Butler in a press release. “Generations is more of a novel—despairing, funny, a little bit epic…. A big chunk of this record is asking: What’s my place in American history? What’s my place in America’s present?”

Alongside the announcement, Butler presented “Surrender,” which serves as the first single from Generations.

Will Butler was previously busy working on the new Arcade Fire album, the follow up to 2017’s Everything Now. However, the coronavirus pandemic halted the recording process as the band members live in three different countries.

“It takes more logistics to get together,” Butler admitted in a recent interview. “It always took a certain amount of logistics, but right now, it’s insurmountable.”

The post Arcade Fire’s Will Butler to Release New Solo Album “Generations” in September appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

In the notes, which were shared on Butler’s 40^th birthday, the vocalist and multi-instrumentalist revealed that the band has been recording their sixth studio album for four months before they were interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. He also added that the group has been writing the material for the album “for the last couple of years.”  

“We had been exploring a lot of lyrical and musical themes that feel almost eerily related to what is happening now (we actually have a song called ‘Age of Anxiety’ written a year ago for Christ’s sake – ha ha),” Butler wrote in the notes. “Needless to say, the writing has intensified, and the work is flowing out… It is challenging as ever, and with just as much purpose.”

Butler also hinted that the band might perform some of the material via some online performance.

Check out the notes below.

Previously, Win Butler gave Arcade Fire fans a taste of the new material by sharing a snippet on an Instagram story. The band’s fan page managed to capture the footage before it disappeared and shared it on Twitter.

The post Arcade Fire is Working on New Material Says Frontman Win Butler appeared first on Hot Pop Today.